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Subjective Morality Flashcards

1
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Subjective Morality is focused on

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the person (culpability)

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If they know what they are doing & freely will to do it

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Human Act

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There is a lack of freedom and knowledge

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Act of Human Person

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The knowledge that is based on the information the human posses?

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Head Knowledge

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The knowledge that is based on what is valued?

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Heart Knowledge

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The responsible use of freedom in the context of what is truly good for the person

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Authentic Human Good

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If it is done not in freedom

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it is done in slavery

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7
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What makes living the moral life easier?

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Virtues

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St Thomas Aquinas’s three principal emotions?

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Love, desire, joy

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If emotions are not properly ordered

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Disordered emotions or feelings

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When can capital punishment be justified?

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When the state can no longer protect itself from a violent criminal

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What are the human virtues?

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Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance

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12
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What is the right judgment on what must be done?

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Prudence

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13
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What is also called as charioteer of the virtues?

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Prudence

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14
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What directs human beings to give what is due to God and neighbor consistently?

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Justice

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15
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What enables its possessor to endure the difficulties met in pursuing the good courageously and with purpose?

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Fortitude

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What describes the evenness of or moderation in the human or moral virtues?

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Temperance

17
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What are the keys to temperance?

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Moderation and balance

18
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What are the theological virtues?

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Faith, Hope, Charity

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What are the consequences of Faith?

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A good moral life, and spirit of evangelization

20
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What instills in the believer a joyful longing for the coming of the fullness of God’s kingdom?

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Hope

21
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What is the greatest of the theological virtues and ranked the highest?

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Charity

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